Bobby Lee finds the experience of being on a movie set, particularly when lines are difficult, mentally exhausting and stressful.

“when you do 15 hours on a set your brain hurts you're mentally the drain it takes it's hard to explain people go big deal you're like it does [ __ ] with your head because you're up at 4am and you rap at nine PM”

Andrew Santino expresses the belief that being on a movie set creates significant mental pressure, regardless of the role size.

“and because it's elevated almost it feels elevated there's this pressure that happens totally and you're walking like you're walking like it's time right and you go okay and you start walking and there's this weird pressure”

Payton McNabb believes that having defined individual roles within their team is essential for their professional success and functioning.

“No, it honestly works because we all have our different roles and everyone's good at different things. Like, and it's funny cuz I'm type A to you guys and at work, but I'm so type B in my actual personal life.”

Jeffrey Johnson suggests that the podcast crew should not set up dates for friends of the show, citing the potential for conflict if the relationships fail.

“if you break up why because then I'm in the middle of it I'm never gonna put you in it she's gonna choose a friend over you yeah and I and I will be in it because she's my best friend”